fix: validate payment handler structure from profile instead of hardcoded list#33
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SDK v0.3.0 renamed and restructured all model modules: - UcpDiscoveryProfile deleted; use BusinessSchema from ucp.schemas.ucp - *_resp modules renamed to base names (fulfillment_resp -> checkout) - *_req modules renamed to *_request with matching class names - Payment models moved to top-level payment.py - Fulfillment models restructured with new required fields - Service discovery uses flat transport model with ReverseDomainName keys Test fixes: - All 13 test files updated for new import paths and class names - FulfillmentMethodCreateRequest: pass line_item_ids=[] (optional on create per spec, but SDK marks required) - Fulfillment response access converted from typed attributes to dict subscript (extra="allow" models) - Payment instrument construction standardized via get_valid_payment_payload() - Protocol test version assertions updated for 2026-01-23 Result: 57/59 pass (2 simulation_secret config mismatches, not SDK issues)
…oded list Replace hardcoded expected handler IDs (google_pay, mock_payment_handler, shop_pay) with structural validation that: - Discovers handlers from the business profile dynamically - Validates required fields (id, version) are present - Validates handler group names follow reverse-DNS convention - Works against any UCP merchant, not just the Flower Shop This makes the protocol conformance tests server-agnostic.
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Replaces hardcoded expected handler IDs (
google_pay,mock_payment_handler,shop_pay) inprotocol_test.pywith structural validation that discovers handlers from the business profile.The current test assumes the Flower Shop's specific handlers are present, which means any non-Flower-Shop merchant fails the protocol conformance test. This change makes the test server-agnostic.
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id,version) are present on each handlerDepends on
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